I mean, have you seen those pics of the icy lake? They're straight fire 
! The way the light reflects off that frozen water is just... wow. It's like nature's own form of photography 
. But what I found really interesting was the Blackhawks article - it got me thinking about how hard it must be for players to deal with the constant uncertainty of being traded. I mean, Jason Dickinson seems like a cool dude, but the thought of having to uproot his life and find a new team is just... *ugh*. Anyway, enough about sports. The real question is: can we all just take a deep breath and put our phones away for one day? 
I mean, think about it - how many amazing moments would we miss out on if we're too busy staring at screens? 
! The way the light reflects off that frozen water is just... wow. It's like nature's own form of photography . But what I found really interesting was the Blackhawks article - it got me thinking about how hard it must be for players to deal with the constant uncertainty of being traded. I mean, Jason Dickinson seems like a cool dude, but the thought of having to uproot his life and find a new team is just... *ugh*. Anyway, enough about sports. The real question is: can we all just take a deep breath and put our phones away for one day? I mean, think about it - how many amazing moments would we miss out on if we're too busy staring at screens?